





Lorisa M. McKelvey, Mortgage Planner
451 Washington Street
Monterey, CA 93940
(831) 645-1160 Off
(831) 643-1161 Fax
(831) 578-2743 Cell
(831) 359-4135 Dir Fax
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Experienced, Competent, Certified Mortgage Planning Specialist, Honest,
Reliable, Streamlined Approval Process, Dedicated Support Staff...
I have over 6 years experience in Real Estate Finance. During
those years I've earned top producer awards, trained new loan officers,
and served as a guest speaker for community college, workshops, and
first time homebuyer seminars. Prior to real estate finance, I
owned a marketing company for 7 years who serviced small to mid-sized
companies in systems analysis, business plans, e-commerce, customer
satisfaction, and implementation.
The Mortgage Planning role was a natural transition from Mortgage Broker
due to the growth of my business and client needs. I consistently saw a
need for an overall wealth strategy for my clients. This
certification relates specifically to how a client can use their
mortgage as a financial tool in respect to their short and long term
investments, tax benefits and consequences, and estate planning. I
identify strategies and then work with their Financial Advisor, CPA,
Estate Attorney, and Realtor for implementation.
I've built a reputation of being honest with my clients and business
partners while maintaining confidentiality. I am deadline and
results oriented so I understand the needs under contract.
The most powerful tool I use is my streamlined approval process.
This had to be revamped over the winter months of 2007-2008. Due
to the non-performing loans on the secondary market, lending as we knew
it went away - overnight! To adjust, the way I conducted business
changed, my education process for the client changed, and the loan
products we have to offer have changed.
As an active professional in my field, I am at the forefront of these
changes and can ensure you that your clients will get the service they
deserve, the honest advice they need, and the education they need to
make an informed decision when it comes to financing. We maintain
excellent business relationships with our lenders, stay up to date with
legislation changes, and follow a strict regimen for quality control of
our loan package disclosures.
My support staff at TreeHouse Mortgage Group and American Pacific
Mortgage Corporation are dedicated to servicing the goals I set for my
clients and business partners and are there to ensure the best possible
experience for the entire team.
Note: Don't be afraid of the short sale or REO. We have
experience dealing with those transactions.
Every transaction is different but we've developed a checklist that
applies to all buyers:
- Has the prospective client been pre-approved for the property type
you are submitting the offer and within the last 30 days?
- The pre-approval process includes, completing an application, a
credit check and consultation, supplying necessary income
documentation, supplying proof of savings or down-payment.
This information is then provided to the lender of choice for an
approval. The client at this point should have received an approval
letter, a good faith estimate and truth in lending statement
describing the costs and terms of the loan.
- Have you discussed the offer with the loan officer or mortgage
planner to ensure the terms will match the approval? If it varies,
the loan may need to be re-approved.
- If the property is listed as a short sale has the sale been approved
by the current lender?
- If the property is an REO, has the bank already approved certain
terms and if so what are they and have you discussed these terms with
the loan officer or mortgage planner?
Ideas for today's buyer:
- First time buyers should attend a homebuyer education class either
in person or online.
- Many sellers are willing to pay closing costs and participate in the
down payment assistance programs.
- Even if your client is a previous homeowner, lending has changed so
dramatically, I highly suggest they discuss their loan with an
experienced, active professional who can identify any pitfalls prior to
making an offer.
- If a buyer is purchasing a sub-par property due to foreclosure or
deferred maintenance, I have a loan program that will finance repairs
above the purchase price, upon approval.
What do buyers want? We know what sellers want - to sell the home.
Well in order to make that happen, we need to know what buyers want and
accommodate those needs or wants.
Buyers want a good deal (doesn't everybody?). Pricing at
or below the market is crucial. I can assist with determining
declining percentages in isolated areas. Once you discount, they'll
continue to push your price down. Whereas, if you price it at or below
the market, you can have an opposite effect...multiple offers. As a
Realtor, you know how to price it, but is the data you're getting reliable.
That's the catch.
Buyers want down payment assistance. You can market the
listing that the seller has approved down payment
assistance and it will attract more buyers. Down payment
assistance isn't limited to first time homebuyers or clients with no down
payment. It can be used as a tool in many ways. I can help you
determine and ideal situation as a win-win for the seller and the buyer.
Buyers want a lower payment. The way they can get a lower
payment is to buy down the rate. You can offer this in a credit
towards discount points.
Buyers want money for furniture. According to most lending
guidelines a seller can't give the buyer money towards furniture or bills,
but you can offer to pay the buyer closing costs which essentially leaves
the money in the buyers pocket to use toward what ever they choose.
*Different or sub-par properties can sometimes be a challenge. I
have solutions. Anytime there is a property concern, I recommend we
get the property pre-approved. Call me with your scenario and I can
help you determine if this is necessary.
I'm here to serve you and your clients with honesty, integrity and
respect. If all expectations can be met both ways, we'll make a
great team. Contact me to schedule an appointment. I look
forward to hearing from you.
Lorisa M. McKelvey, CMPS

Falsifying Information on loan application.
Misrepresenting critical information to the loan agent.
Submitting incorrect tax returns.
Borrower fails to perform and participate in a motivated manner.
Borrower’s source of down payment changes or disappears.
Family member does not like the property.
Borrower is too picky about the condition of the property.
Borrower finds another property that is a better deal.
Borrower continues to “negotiate” with seller after agreement has been
reached.
Borrower brings an attorney into the transaction.
Borrowers do not execute their paperwork in a timely manner.
The borrowers’ deposit checks bounces or is not delivered as promised.
Borrower experiences financial or other critical setbacks, such as the
loss of a job, a serious illness or divorce.
Borrower mis-budgets and comes up short on cash-to-close.
Borrower fails to obtain required insurance in timely manner.

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